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    What Berkshire's New Manager, Ted Weschler, Holds In His Hedge Fund

    Tue, 09/13/2011 - 12:45 EDT - Seeking Alpha
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    By Geoff Gannon: Yesterday Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) announced it had hired Ted Weschler as an investment manager. Weschler will manage between $1 billion and $3 billion of Berkshire’s money when he starts next year. Weschler currently runs a hedge fund. Here are his latest portfolio holdings:

    • DirecTV (DTV): 25.98%
    • W.R. Grace (GRA): 25.11%
    • DaVita (DVA): 19.04%
    • Liberty Media (LCAPA): 11.83%
    • Valassis Communications (VCI): 7.74%
    • Cogent Communications (CCOI): 3.48%
    • Cincinnati Bell (CBB): 3.36%
    • WSFS Financial (WSFS): 3.04%
    • FiberTower (FTWR): 0.42%

    These are long positions only. Weschler also shorts stocks and uses leverage. Weschler is an investor after my own heart. His top 5 positions make up 90% of his portfolio, and he spent time at two of the companies he owns: W.R. Grace and WSFS Financial. The W.R. Grace connection is well documented. Weschler became a director of WSFS in 1992. He’s 50 now, so he must have become a director ofComplete Story »

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